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Maurice Savard Posted on Oct 03, 2015

Trans mission leaks constantly at idial between the two pans and stops when when its turn off both gaskets have been replaced still leaks badly

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The front seal of the transmission is leaking. You will have to pull the transmission the fix it.

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